What's the leading causes of divorce? (47)

Dec 9, 2009 11:41 PM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
mikey12654
mikey12654mikey12654Vancouver, Washington USA2 Threads 127 Posts
envyu: yes all of d above plus being dishonest to 1 another, no relationship will eva last if its without trust!


I totally agree both of you!
Dec 9, 2009 11:43 PM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
mikey12654
mikey12654mikey12654Vancouver, Washington USA2 Threads 127 Posts
"with" oopsdoh
Dec 9, 2009 11:46 PM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
RobertC2
RobertC2RobertC2Xaghra, Gozo, Gozo Malta91 Threads 8 Polls 8,344 Posts
Goddess4u: unrealistic men


Mere mortal men marrying goddesses? confused confused laugh
Dec 10, 2009 12:11 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
Men
and
Women

is the Leading Cause of Divorice!

The Man Says its the Woman, The woman says its the man, Most times its Both.....

And leading that is that NOBOBY SCHOOLED US ON RELATIONSHIPS!!

we went to school to learn, but that wasnt taught, so Now we have ro Study , to learn what makes them work, and How to get along , Is by finding the RIGHT MATE! But how do we know , we werent educated, so I Started Studying and Learned quite alot!cool grin
Dec 10, 2009 12:17 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
RobertC2
RobertC2RobertC2Xaghra, Gozo, Gozo Malta91 Threads 8 Polls 8,344 Posts
It's all because God made man in His image - evil.
Dec 10, 2009 12:22 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
Yes, I would agree that selfishness, greed, selfcenteredness are all factors,

I think it is such a wide range of reasons, one is alcohol, one is money one is, it is never ending reasons, But Immaturity I would say covers about 95 percent..... and I mean Adults, Yes, but Immature, meaning NOT EDUCATED IN RELATIONSHIPS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dec 10, 2009 12:29 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
oldfoxyguy
oldfoxyguyoldfoxyguyLarnaca, Cyprus12 Threads 5 Polls 513 Posts
Hmmm,
Cause of Divorce, Easy. Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus and were never meant to live together, just procreate to continue the species.
Someone said Woman does not need man as much as Man needs a Woman. Actually a Woman needs a man to pay the credit card bill from her trips to the mall.

I'm joshing you know, I have no freakin adea why.
Dec 10, 2009 4:41 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
tsarskoyeselo
tsarskoyeselotsarskoyeselozurich, Zurich Switzerland18 Threads 7 Polls 112 Posts
tainogirl: Just wanted to know from those that have gone through a divorce, what they think are some of the leading causes of divorce. What are some of the signs to look for that a marriage is on the brink?




D E S T I N Ysad flower
Dec 10, 2009 4:41 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
tsarskoyeselo
tsarskoyeselotsarskoyeselozurich, Zurich Switzerland18 Threads 7 Polls 112 Posts
tainogirl: Just wanted to know from those that have gone through a divorce, what they think are some of the leading causes of divorce. What are some of the signs to look for that a marriage is on the brink?




D E S T I N Ysad flower
Dec 10, 2009 4:48 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
las63
las63las63Lostinspace, Tennessee USA17 Threads 519 Posts
Sometimes there are no signs at all.
Dec 10, 2009 6:34 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
wulfen
wulfenwulfenCospicua, Xlokk Malta3 Threads 1 Polls 810 Posts
I think all of the points you put in the poll are valid, while at the same time none is the 'definite' answer.

A factor that has certainly contributed in more divorces/separations is that while in the past women were dependent on their husbands to 'earn the daily bread', nowadays women are more independent, and if their relationship is going nowhere, it's no problem to part ways in that regard.

Now before women jump on me for being chauvinistic, I'm not saying that women working and being independent is a bad thing, it's just that it's been a factor in making separations/divorces easier.

Also, it used to be taboo for a person to be divorved in the past, nowadays it's seen as not being such a big deal.
Dec 11, 2009 12:13 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
me4u43
me4u43me4u43Huntington Beach, California USA1 Threads 38 Posts
wulfen: I think all of the points you put in the poll are valid, while at the same time none is the 'definite' answer.

A factor that has certainly contributed in more divorces/separations is that while in the past women were dependent on their husbands to 'earn the daily bread', nowadays women are more independent, and if their relationship is going nowhere, it's no problem to part ways in that regard.

Now before women jump on me for being chauvinistic, I'm not saying that women working and being independent is a bad thing, it's just that it's been a factor in making separations/divorces easier.

Also, it used to be taboo for a person to be divorved in the past, nowadays it's seen as not being such a big deal.



professor I totally agree with you! Never been divorced but have seen it time and again in relationships!
Dec 11, 2009 1:36 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
RillyNiceGuy
RillyNiceGuyRillyNiceGuySoutheast, Arkansas USA839 Threads 13,003 Posts
People are not able to love beyond themselves. They love another the same as a car.....as long as they provide to them.....they are kept.professor
Dec 11, 2009 2:24 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
amelie13
amelie13amelie13Sydney, New South Wales Australia16 Threads 3 Polls 327 Posts
tainogirl: Just wanted to know from those that have gone through a divorce, what they think are some of the leading causes of divorce. What are some of the signs to look for that a marriage is on the brink?


I haven't been married but hopefully it's okay to leave a few thoughts anyway.

IMO if you had to choose one factor, it would be a disparity between the expectations and the reality. I don't think many people marry thinking it won't last - I'm sure all are loved up and determined to defy the stats, certain that their marriage will be different. Ultimately though, if the marriage is wildly different from what you expected or hoped, it's easy to understand why couples become so miserable.
Dec 11, 2009 3:50 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
wulfen
wulfenwulfenCospicua, Xlokk Malta3 Threads 1 Polls 810 Posts
RillyNiceGuy: People are not able to love beyond themselves. They love another the same as a car.....as long as they provide to them.....they are kept.


I think that sadly is part of the human pyshcological makeup, and extends even to many other animals in the mammals family.

Take for example a child, why does a newborn develop a deep bond with its mother? It's because the mother feeds it and cares for it.

A child who is raised by surrogate parents will not have the same bond of love to its mother most of the time (ok, there are exceptions to this rule).

Now in a marriage there are no blood ties, just that very difficult to fathom feeling called 'love', which is more often than not simple chemical lust, and once that wears off, the grudges and grumbling start to surface.

Take a look at many couples who have been married for most of their life. Sure, they still love each other, but they'll spend as much time fighting each other as being loving.
Dec 11, 2009 4:02 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
Blues63
Blues63Blues63Brisbane, Queensland Australia6 Threads 1 Polls 2,934 Posts
amelie13: I haven't been married but hopefully it's okay to leave a few thoughts anyway.

IMO if you had to choose one factor, it would be a disparity between the expectations and the reality. I don't think many people marry thinking it won't last - I'm sure all are loved up and determined to defy the stats, certain that their marriage will be different. Ultimately though, if the marriage is wildly different from what you expected or hoped, it's easy to understand why couples become so miserable.



Yes! Cold, hard reality shatters the fantasysigh
Dec 11, 2009 4:09 AM CST What's the leading causes of divorce?
wulfen
wulfenwulfenCospicua, Xlokk Malta3 Threads 1 Polls 810 Posts
wulfen:
A child who is raised by surrogate parents will not have the same bond of love to its mother most of the time (ok, there are exceptions to this rule).


Ooops, should have added 'will not have the same bond of love to its natural mother' there.

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